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The Keystone of Office Trust and Communication, “Landline” Free Material

A high-performance business phone icon equipped with a handset, curl cord, LCD screen displaying numbers, and multiple function buttons (push buttons). The solid, business-use form, which is somewhat different from a home phone, symbolizes a “solid support system” and the “entity of the company.” It is ideal for scenes guiding official contact information where a smartphone icon would feel too casual.

Specific Usage Scenes and Suggested Applications

This icon is frequently used in business communication scenarios, from website headers to materials for new employee training.

• For “Inquiry / Reservation” Guidance on Websites and Flyers
  As an icon when listing toll-free numbers or main phone numbers in the conversion area of headers, footers, and landing pages. Using a landline icon instead of a smartphone icon provides the reassurance that it “connects to a company desk” or “will be handled at the office,” which is particularly effective in increasing trust in B2B (business-to-business) or services aimed at the elderly.
• For the Image of “Clerical Work / Call Center” in Job Postings
  As an icon visually conveying job content in recruitment ads for general administration, sales administration, telephone operators, etc. It can intuitively conjure the image of a “mainly desk work job” or “tasks primarily involving phone handling” better than written explanations. Using it in combination with an intercom icon is also effective.
• For Explaining “Telephone Handling” in Business Etiquette and Training Materials
  As an illustration when explaining phone operation procedures such as “How to answer an outside call,” “How to put on hold,” and “How to transfer to an extension” in manuals for new employee training. Because the multi-function buttons unique to business phones are drawn, it is highly valued as an illustrated part for specific operation explanations.
• For “Extension Lists / Help Desks” on Internal Portals and General Affairs
  As a link button to the phone book (extension number list) on the company intranet or an icon indicating the information system department’s help desk (contact for when in trouble). It clearly communicates to employees that it is a “means of communication within the company.”
• For Catalog Displays of “Mail Order / Order Reception”
  As an eye-catcher to make the “Order by phone here” area stand out in the web version of TV shopping or mail-order catalogs. It would also be good to process it into an animation (GIF, etc.) like the receiver is lifted to appeal that you are accepting calls.

Editing Tips and the Merits of the EPS Format

The distribution files include PNG and SVG formats convenient for web production, as well as the EPS format of vector data suitable for DTP design and advanced editing.

By utilizing the EPS format (vector data), you can customize the details to match the office atmosphere. Using software like Adobe Illustrator, you can change the body color of the phone to “gray” or “black” to strengthen the rugged business feel, or conversely to “white” to create a clean office.
The part to pay particular attention to is the “LCD screen.” By changing the color of this part to “bright light blue” or “yellow-green” to make it look like the backlight is on, or adding text like “CALLING” or “0120-XXX-XXX” inside the screen, you can create a sense of realism during an incoming call or during a call. It is also convenient when creating diagrams for manuals like “The hold button is here” by painting only specific push buttons red.

Related Keywords

Landline, Business phone, Telephone, Handset, Office, Company, Contact, Inquiry, Call center, Clerical work, Extension, General affairs, Business etiquette, Reservation, Icon, Telephone, Office phone, Business, Contact, Support